Notes_Norton

The first one I played was one of these: It was a lot easier to schlep than a real B3. We were in a group, the keyboard player also played guitar. We learned Psychotic Reaction, and there wasn't a sax part we could force in the song, so he played guitar and I doubled on the organ. At the end there is a 'psychedelic' 2-beat section. I would kick off my boot and play glissandi the organ with my foot. More than once, a gal from the audience commented that I was such a good organ player, that I could play it with my foot. Ah. Show-biz rules. Notes ♫

ONLY TURN LEFT Though it does work both ways.

Girl On LSD - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

Mighty, Mighty — Earth, Wind & Fire

I asked my friend when his birthday was, and he said, "March 1st". So I walked around the room like a soldier and asked him again.

Music To Watch Girls By — Bob Crewe Generation

It made Impressions on us, and that takes Miracles.

Watch What Happens — Michel Legrand

Motown, right next to Larry and Curly town. Motown, where everyone cuts the grass.

He drove his expensive car into a tree and found out how the Mercedes bends.

Four Brothers — Woody Herman (The quartet of saxophone “brothers” heard here consisted of Stan Getz, Zoot Sims, Herbie Stewart and Serge Chaloff.)

Raiz — Simentera A very different album, from Cabo Verde. It's well recorded, and the more I listen, the more I like it. Cabo Verde produces some nice music.

Sun Is Shining — Bob Marley & The Wailers

I'm thinking about starting a herb garden, but I'm not sure if I have the thyme.

I put up a high-voltage electric fence around my property over the weekend, my neighbor is dead against it.

Fight Fire With Fire — Metallica

S&M — Rihanna

I'd better tread softly with this one… A bicycle can't stand on its own because it is two-tired. (ducking for cover)

Isn't that the goal?